Businesses located in Kursk region granted another year of tax deferral by the cabinet.
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It appears that businesses situated in border regions and territories, particularly those in Kursk Oblast, are receiving a bit of a financial reprieve due to ongoing challenges. Under the new guidelines, businesses involved in agriculture are now eligible for tax and insurance contribution deferments, with the payments for 2024 and 2025 being pushed back to 2026. These payments can then be settled in equal monthly installments throughout the following year. This move allows enterprises to focus their funds on essential expenses such as employee wages, raw materials, and equipment purchases.
Interestingly, this decision comes after the Russian government's September 2024 announcement, following the reported "liberation operation" of Kursk Oblast from Ukrainian forces. In a similar vein, residents of Kursk Oblast have been granted an extension on their transport, land, and property tax payments, allowing them to settle these by December 1, 2025.
Although the specifics of the support measures for businesses in Kursk Oblast after the "liberation operation" remain scarce, it's clear that the government is taking action to bolster businesses in the region. In other regions, businesses have benefited from tax deferrals on payments, allowing them to allocate their resources where it's needed most.
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- The Russian government's recent move to defer tax and insurance contributions for businesses in agriculture in Kursk Oblast indicates a broader strategy to support local businesses and overcome ongoing challenges in the region, possibly influenced by political decisions in the context of the "liberation operation" of Kursk Oblast.
- The postponement of business payments in other regions indicates a similar trend in government support measures, as a means to provide financial reprieve and enable businesses to allocate resources for essential expenses such as employee wages, raw materials, and equipment purchases, making headlines in general news and business sectors.
